Then there was Zeraora, capable of unleashing the very peak of Elite Four Level combat power, along with Mega Metagross.
Though Zeraora moved later, it arrived first. Empowered by the Thunder Stone Slab Fragment, its Energy Level had skyrocketed to the Late Elite Four Level during this period, directly surpassing Metagross at the Elite Four Level Mid-stage.
As a Mythical Pokémon, it was undoubtedly a late-game powerhouse. The further things progressed, the more obvious Zeraora's advantages would become.
The combat power it could currently unleash was essentially on par with Mega Metagross after Mega Evolution.
Both sides had their own methods of bursting forth with extreme speed. Zeraora in particular specialized in this field; in terms of speed, it could even toy with some lumbering Champion Level Pokémon.
With the Pokémon World Championship: Legend Cup about to begin, Su Hao planned to flexibly respond to every opponent according to the actual strength of the Pokémon he fielded.
Whether it was Elite Four Level, Champion Level, or Master Level, he had cards to play.
This format also happened to help him verify the results of his team's special training.
With the various Pokémon Leagues pushing things forward, the day arrived quickly.
September 23rd.
After receiving news of the opening ceremony, Su Hao first headed to the Imperial City to join up with the Divine Land Alliance's team.
Once they had gathered, everyone set off together for the site of the Legend Cup's opening ceremony.
It was an enormous island built in the middle of the ocean through the combined efforts of the Legendary Pokémon Regice, Registeel, and Regirock.
Named Legend Island, it was an excellent competition venue found by the United Nations after the Pokémon World Championship: Legend Cup was confirmed.
The island was composed of three materials.
Its lowest layer